Meerut: Digvijay Bhati Reaches Settlement in Torture Case, Requests No Action Against IPS Avinash Pandey
In Meerut, Dr. Digvijay Bhati and his associate Mohit Jatav had previously accused former SSP Avinash Pandey and former Civil Lines Inspector Akhilesh Gaur of torture. Dr. Bhati has now submitted an affidavit to the DIG of Saharanpur, stating that he has reached a settlement. He has explicitly requested that no further legal action be taken against the former SSP.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVA new turn has emerged in the torture case that had become a major topic of discussion in Meerut. Dr. Digvijay Bhati and his associate Mohit Jatav had leveled serious allegations against former SSP Avinash Pandey and former Civil Lines Inspector Akhilesh Gaur. These allegations included claims of torture and misconduct, which had caused significant unrest at the local level.
Now, Dr. Digvijay Bhati has taken a major step by reaching a settlement in the matter. He has submitted a formal affidavit to the DIG of Saharanpur. Through this document, he has clarified his position, stating that he no longer wishes to pursue the case further.
In the affidavit, Dr. Bhati has clearly mentioned that he is not in favor of any punitive action against former SSP Avinash Pandey. He has expressed his desire to resolve the matter, which has created the possibility of a change in the legal proceedings.
This case had been in the headlines for quite some time and was also a subject of discussion within the police department. There had been demands for an investigation into the allegations made by Dr. Bhati and Mohit Jatav. However, the situation has changed significantly following the settlement.
According to reports from the Amar Ujala network, Dr. Bhati has made this decision of his own volition. In the affidavit submitted to the DIG, he stated that he no longer wishes to hold any grievances. This move indicates that the ongoing legal friction in the case is likely to come to an end.
It is not yet clear what response will be provided by the police department following this settlement. However, it is natural for the gravity of the case to diminish after the complainant has requested that no action be taken.
Local residents and the concerned parties are now awaiting the final resolution of this entire episode. Dr. Bhati's decision is being considered a significant step toward calming the situation.